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Understanding 9/11Prince Philip : a critical biography
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502 pages (large print), [16] pages of plates : 24 cm
Now in his seventies, Prince Philip has enjoyed a life full of contrasts and contradictions. Thrust into a nomadic existence when his family was banished from Greece, he was handed around relatives until his maternal uncle, Lord Louis Mountbatten, became a guiding force. Married to the Queen of England, Prince Philip has no specific role, yet perhaps he has done more than any other to re-shape the face of the British monarchy
"Complete and unabridged."
"First published in Great Britain in 1990 by Sidgwick & Jackson"--Title page verso
Includes bibliographical references (pages 496-502)
Now in his seventies, Prince Philip has enjoyed a life full of contrasts and contradictions. Thrust into a nomadic existence when his family was banished from Greece, he was handed around relatives until his maternal uncle, Lord Louis Mountbatten, became a guiding force. Married to the Queen of England, Prince Philip has no specific role, yet perhaps he has done more than any other to re-shape the face of the British monarchy
"Complete and unabridged."
"First published in Great Britain in 1990 by Sidgwick & Jackson"--Title page verso
Includes bibliographical references (pages 496-502)
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